PC Gamers are banned in some US regions
This decision by local governments is due to the high costs of electricity
The states of California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Vermont banned the use of “gamer” computers due to high electricity costs.
This became known after the manufacturer Dell indicated that it is not possible for them to send high-end models of desktop computers, due to regulations for electrical consumption.
In other words, buying a Gamer PC with the most demanding specifications in terms of power may be prohibited, but it is still possible to buy the parts separately and build it by yourself.
This is not only related to hours of play, but also to the possibility of mining cryptocurrencies that these types of products offer today.
Very often, and due to the great power of these devices, thousands of users take advantage of these virtues to be able to extract digital assets.
K. Tovar
Source: El Analista
